Texas HB4193 mandates safety and security measures in public schools, including training for school district personnel and parents of certain.

HB4193 requires school districts to establish threat assessment and safe and supportive school teams at each campus. These teams must develop and implement preventative and proactive incident reduction measures. The bill also mandates training for school district personnel in de-escalation techniques, with priority for those at the highest risk of student-involved crises. Additionally, it expands the definition of supplemental special education services to include crisis intervention training for parents. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4193 mandates safety and security measures in public schools, including training for school district personnel and parents of certain.

HB4193 requires school districts to establish threat assessment and safe and supportive school teams at each campus. These teams must develop and implement preventative and proactive incident reduction measures. The bill also mandates training for school district personnel in de-escalation techniques, with priority for those at the highest risk of student-involved crises. Additionally, it expands the definition of supplemental special education services to include crisis intervention training for parents. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.